Lina Khan’s Battle to Rein in Big Tech
“There’s a growing recognition that the way our economy has been structured has not always been to serve people,” Khan
How Much of a Threat Is the Omicron
What a difference a few days makes. This time last week, retail analysts were looking forward to a bumper holiday-shopping
Biden’s Global Democracy Summit Raises an Awkward Question:
In March, not long after Joe Biden assumed the Presidency, Freedom House, a democracy-watchdog group, ranked the state of democracy
Biden Authorizes Gargantuan Release of Oil from Matt
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—In an urgent measure to combat surging gas prices, President Biden has authorized the gargantuan release of
The Fraying of U.S.-China Relations
During the past several years, the U.S.-China relationship has reached its lowest point in decades. This week, after a virtual
“Wokeness” Is Not the Democrats’ Problem
Some in the Party chastise the left for driving away moderate voters, but they fail to consider why their own
Can Biden’s Agenda Survive Inflation?
Last week, we learned that the Consumer Price Index rose more than six per cent over the past twelve months—the
Inflation and the Great Global Logjam
Like virtually everything else in America, the Consumer Price Index has been politicized. Last week, after the Labor Department announced
Running Out of Time at the U.N. Climate Conference
For those inclined to see them, there were plenty of bad omens last week as the latest round of international
A Strong Jobs Report Gives Biden and the
After a nightmarish political week for Joe Biden and the Democrats, Friday’s jobs report provided a much-needed bit of relief.